The mismatch of the evening was Poland 10, San Marino 0.
The mismatch of first and third person is not only confusing to the reader, but it almost sounds like a profile about different people.
The mismatch of promise and reality is most glaring in the case of "customer-relationship management" (CRM) software, which keeps track of sales leads, orders and customer records.
The mismatch of supply and demand mean this is already a seller's market, but tactics like this make things even harder for buyers who are already struggling to keep up with rising prices.
The mismatch of sampling rates among stations can be controlled using hardware or software.
The mismatch of taxing and spending without accountability at all levels of government cannot be achieved without their use.
The mismatch of big-money talent with a hardscrabble, small-budget team owned by a recently-retired driver left pundits scratching their heads.
The mismatch of message and audience was bad enough, but it gets truly bizarre when you consider the optics: Trump delivered that simple-minded pep talk standing next to a bespectacled, man-sized bunny.
The mismatch of interrogation sampling window sizes with respect to image size will result in sub-optimal tracking accuracy.
That scene is lifted from "Bring It On," but it's the mismatch of choreography and song that makes it funny.
We can minimize the mismatch of our O-line against New York's pass rush, c).
